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<P>As editor in chief William Defebaugh explains, the thinking behind "Flourish and Collapse" was to bring some optimism to the climate change conversation. "After two issues of really heavy content, we wanted the theme to be 'flourish' and to focus on the beauty of nature," they say. "But it became very clear that you can't talk about flourish without talking about collapse. In fact, only thinking about flourish and not collapse is what's gotten us where we are now [with this pandemic]. We're seeing a lot of structures begin to fall. But when any system collapses in nature, it creates the opportunity for a new one to grow, and that gives me hope. Now we have the chance to ask, 'Where can we go from here?'"</P>
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